mourns acute- m I reuse
wtwmmrmmsmau.
: . . IOON’S PHASES. :fl
' Md 1 ' l'lsIt 1
gel..." .3 t... ere. 23 ....
> “V"? -' enacts]. ans-roe.
t9 Micah! local attrrfat'nmts of all
“ Bride. to which an admission is charged,
”- and actions calculated to promote private
interests. may rollers art damnation!
gyms appears in advertising (101an
am Wfirot regular rates. 10 critic
., 51W-
twig-Death Mild leashes l‘wreceem.’
: The Western storm centre has curved
northward to the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
. The “cold wars" will cause it considers.
; lib but not an intense frost in this sec-
tion; the temperature will probably fall
below the freezing point to-night. In
thiedistrlct today considerably colder,
partly cloudy to clear weather will proh-
ebly prevail, with fresh to brisk variable
mostly westerly and northwesteru
“ly. On Friday in this section colder,
’ cl'eer weather will probably prevail, and
’on Saturday fair to partly cloudy weath
or, 'with no decided changes of tempera-
ture. _
Inn-tare Almanac ros- ‘l‘o-slurrww.
lSuuriees Sunsets flightide Lowtlde
0.31 5.41 1.0? 7.12
' mags... Council, 0.17. A. it, meet
this evening.
, There will he service this afternoon in
Trinity church at four o'clock.
George Buttery raised the frame for a
new house in Broad River yesterday.
The Norwalk Carpenters Union meet
on theiirst and third Tnadays in each
month.
The directors of the Hat Finishers’
International association meet in New
York, Monday.
' . The Lediea’ Aid Society of East
eveml. E. church met at the residence
stirs. Daniel L’Hommediu last even-
ill-
,Edward Baxter Perry, of Boston, will
give a piano-forte lecture recital at Ira
We Hillside seminary to-morrow
Ming.
Beardsley afion’s dredger will begin
workatWilson Point today. The job
is a big one end it will take some time to
complete it. '
t,_'l_'lie story that the peach crop has been
kill“) bribe frost has just arrived. It
or,“ trilie belated this year, but it is
here, nevertheless.
huday will he s day of unusual inter-
“ at thy, East Avenue l. E. church.
Management for the dedicetory ser~
viceeere about completed.
,-—L new line of spring coloriugs in
urpste, at the Boston Store, Norwelk.
‘ Ataspecial communication of Wash-
ihgtou Chapter, No. 24, held last evening,
the, I. E. I. degree was conferred on
three candidates from Westport.
Him lllnuic llorton, of this city, went
to New York this morning to attend
hoarding wheel. She was accompanied
to the city by her brother William.
A joint meeting of the trustees and
ofletel hoard of the East avenue ll. ll
church was held Tuesday evening. The
,. architect having approved the work the
:l church was accepted.
‘ Irlcrids of the Epworth League of the
m I. E. church are invited to be pre-
ssitat the sociable tube held at the
home of Charles E. Hoyt on South Main
meet to-morrow evening.
A mini-intoxicated man wearing a blue
ribbon. the symbol of sobriety, crested
considerable disturbance up town you
”day. His friends saved him from
street by getting him out of the way.
Theschocuer "Jennie E. Righter” is
at Wilson Point with coal for John B.
E M The hoste'WIillle'n E.bre”eed
D. chambers” erosion in port
seal (or the Housemate railroad
?.
uh, will he held on Monday evenings.
15‘- ht will a. memorable in the
'muhuoroma ensues
eeslvw‘gy Md”. h
eves g. several
“fro—the Divisioueud
W «reheat
ammfluflfiw .. Q g '
‘» Iswls F.”Woodlsuiotihgahomfor
MESoolloldmnBvidaoavenue. .
Two large raccoons were thot in Poet
swamp bye trioof borough sportsmen
yesterday.
Oabacsa Encampment, I. 0. 0. E.
meets tonight. The second degree will
' he worked.
GeorgsBolruss, of thallrm of 0. OB.
l1. Holmes, is ill at his home on Halo
street. liorwalk.
-—Oollins’ celebrated clam chowder is
«making a great hit. Price 80c. qt.
Beginning Saturday afternoon, the en
tire stock of furniture contained in the
store at 36 liaiu street, Norwalk, will be
sold at auction.
The Young People’s Society of Christ-
ian Workers of the East Avenue ll. E.
church, will meet at the home of tiles
Ilary Dibble, Friday evening.
Dora Wiley, wife of Richard Golden,
of the “Jed Prouty” company. gave a
dinner to her company, Monday night,
at the Bassett house, Birmingham, in
honor of her birthday:
_ deathly-live loot smoke stack will
be placed on the.fectory of the South
Norwaikv Bar Company Saturday lifter
noon. It. will take thr- place of the one
that was blown down recently.
The supper and entertainment given
under the auspices of the ladies of the
Methodist church at Bowayton, Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings, was s gstify-
ing success.
The pupils of lies Anna S. Dunning
gave a musicals at the residence of Mr.
Brown on South Main street last even-
lng. An excellent programme was ren-
dered. a,
Miss FannieStsnley garea whist party
at her home on Main street, Rorwalk,
lay. evening. The party was given in
honor of Miss Stanley's birthday and all
present enjoyed themselves hugely.
Miss Annie Peck carried all the highest
honors.
Morrell & L’Hornmedieu have sold five'
lots of the J. C. Hawkins property at
Seaside Place this week and ground is
already broken for cellars. They are
locewd on Prospect street. A sewer will
be put in lrom Filth avenue down to the
harbor.
Yesterday Speaker Paige announced
his selections for joint committees. Re-
presentative Comstock, of South Nur-
walk, is chairman of the committee on
cities and boroughs, and Representative
Olmstead, of Norwalk, is chairman of
the committee on military affairs.
In spite of the fact that the weather
was unpleasant last evening, a large
number attended the fair of the G. A. R.
and Woman's Relief Corps held in the
Athenieum. The supper has been a de-
cided success and the literary and must.
cal entertainment given each evening
was excellent. '
Charles Jennings was completely sur-
prised et his home in Branchville last
evening by a number of his friends from
Danbury. Newhurg, Branchville. George.
town, Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Afterashort social chat and introduc-
tions all around, dancing was com-
menced and lasted until early this morn
ing.
It is an old saying up town that when
Dan Connolly puts his foot down some
thing has to give. This fact was demon-
strated this morning when Den attempt.
ed to cross the road in front of Taylor d:
Co.'s store on Main street. The road
caved in, scoring Dan nearly out of his
wits. The trouble was due to the road
being undermined by the recent break
in the large water main.
John Weston, who is employed at A.
Solman’s livery stable, went to Wilson
Point a few days ago and boarded a
freight train to return to South Nor-
walk. The train. unfortunately, did not
stop here and Mr. Weston was taken to
Dsnbury. He had no money with him
and the treinmen. believing that he was
trying to beat his fare, were inclined to
have him snorted. [is proved himself
innocent aftsra struggle and returned
hhms with a poor opinion of the joke.
Advertising Is ills the lrlshmau'e wists.
hey—"ll ls ull good. but some to better.”
An advertise-cut tacked on a fence post
out on the prairie In good; some lonely
traveler may accidentally see it. The
same advertisement printed in a sewe-
raper is best": hundreds will read it.
lo hatter place for a short advertisement
can he found the- la The Beatlnel'e Baal-
ueee Directory for “91.
FEW“. I’Altehllal'lili.
and Damien at People. we
us. to lead About.
lies Ella E. James, of Newton, is
visiting in Winnipsuk.
Chutes Belleck, of New York, is the
guastof relatives in Winnipeuk.
Ilse Emma levehel, of Beyport, is
visiting friends in this city.
In. Alex. Smith, of Kerwin street,
has returned from a visit in New York
The
James Ketcham and daughter, of m
liewtown,ers visiting friends to Nor
walk.
Robert 0. Pretty, of New Haven,
morning.
Ilsa levy A. Hardy, of this city, at
has been mektpg a three mouths’ tour of
England. has returned.
Charles Donner, formerly in charge of
the hat departmeutulieipammss
severed lib cosmetics with that firm
asdisuowonthsroedin New England
veatrevsllugsalesmeufortheaouth lion-
irritant oompaoy.:llridgeport News.
George transitory, sad his nephew
George Rockwell, who started leathers-
dey forcaliforulatc visitrloslh. Boot
and family. will stop outhelr ra-
et Iteutapslls with other "haves,
at with lav. W. W. lasts
heywllhsewayehesi
w._,..,..,.,,w.,pe .1... . ,f,
. "on in W’ were
we. plot of "on. Jul Prom.”
_ . which
is to be presented at luslc Bell tonight,
isseidtohehesedotlon inoldcntsln the
life of an «centric New Eoglendsr, who,
for a long time, was a popular inn-keep
erln Bucksport. liaise. William Gill,
the writer of a number of mcousfnl
plays, and Richard Golden, theoomo-
dinners the authors. tlr. Golden cu-
ects the titular rolegthst of the curious
inn-keeper, whom he knew, and whose
quaint pecularitles he, therefore, studied
from real life. In this character he do
plots very naturally the sentimental as
well ssthe amusing traits of a typical
New Ecglender, constantly brought in
contact with his fellows. In this rendi-
tion Mr. Golden does not descend to the
broad burlesque and coarseness with
which the conventional stage Yankee
has too frequently been invested.
Orga- Racltal Next Welland-y.
Those who attend the organ recital at
the South Norwalk Oougregetionwl
church next Wednesday evening, are
assured of a rare treat. Frank 'l'sft, of
New York, will manipulate the organ,
and Charles F. Underhill, the allocation-
lot, will entertain the audience with a
number of' choice recitattouar Admis-
sion, including reserved seat. OO'eente. ‘
Wilton News.
Mrs. Catherine S Banning is spending
the day in New York ell).
Shipmen and Taylor, of, this place,
furnished ”smile in! the sociable held iii.
0. A. Jenmngs’, Urorgciuwn, last night.
Those who ettended report a good time.
The orange tea, advertised to be given
by the “lesion Bend, of this place, was
held last evening. Although the weather
was very unpleasant, quite a large num-
ber attended. Over $29 was taken it.
On account of the unpleasant weather
last evening. it has been decided to hold
the tea again this hVenlnR.
L' Grand Sturgeamhose death occurred
last Monday night, was buried this after-
noon,'funersl services being held at his
late residence. The interment was or
Joe’s Hill cemetery.
A Chance for Him.
“I once loved your daughter dearly.
Now that she is to be married, can any
service of mine make her happy ?"
“flow would a silver service do, young
men? I think she would like one.”—
Lowell Citizen.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN,
Bill Eiiilfl illll liiil'illii,
WASHINGTON STREET
South Nos-walk, Conn.
an“ if
WANTED.
advertlscramteunderthishcedmot accedin 5
unaidmeRJtlmeschweekslm. I
MAN AND WIFI WOULD Lilli 1'8le OR
four rooms for light hvturelccplr . in private
family. Address? 0. horse!) Mrwax . fill tf
1‘08 SALE.
nta under this not exceeding 5
MW heed,
lines, 1 time use. I Once line. 1 week Om}.
N lWSPAPIR Pull BALI—A LIVI. IRIS-
gctle lrd'hplper man ulth not less theumuli
cash can secure a good daily and weekly paper in a
progressive widaawake New England town. Ad-
dress Box that, New Haven, Conn. no (it
AIOST DISlltAliLl DWILLING 0N WIS?
creme. containing ti rooms a to all the nod-
rru convctienru: fn'nishcd or nulurnlshed. Tay-
lor a Golden, Beat Estate and insurance Ageing
45 and 4? Washington street. l6 lw
4083A? houses. 4 YOUMi WOXK HORSES
sitglc and double wagons; new and teemd
hand. rteymoud Brothers. his 1w
TWO Huilellts AND TWO VA ‘ah'l‘ LOTS.
corner of bat and Second avenues, Benedict
Farm .1600 car. res etc on bond and Inngsge.
Apparel Taylor & Golden's Heal Relate agency.
A
AT BILL ISLAND. AN llGll'l‘ 300' AND
basement h with a large plot of ground
The house is counted s and convenient. and very
pleasantly local-d. Will be sold cheap and
chess
more. my Ln Hrs."‘.lerusha D. 'l‘uthlll, Del
island It . fl t!
_,. {POI-ET.
Advertisements a... ' are... N. i... m" ‘" “£3
lhnlumcfiuatlmcemlweshflm.
[1005308 TOLLIS tl'l‘ltlB l‘ AND TWO Oil
lhl'sh houses on Lulu ton avenue, South
ficrwaik. Apply to Jacob I. ylon. its if
. 008! or all ROOIll 0H DAIIL'l'lill AVE
Bro J‘ rent ‘IO- apply to ltdwln Wilcox.“
noun a grow t Washington!
south horwslk. 7 We. um
SUIT! Ul’ RODIS 1'0 IAN AND Will
A with (1le board. Also two or three single
rooms with or without board. All tlcely in a shed
in a new and centrally located house. containing at
the improvements. Inquire of 1‘s lor .k
stmiheud t‘.’ Washington strccf,tlont Nor»
walk. me:
uteoleu’s store, to lot. from Apri
at store.
Plaid“ i’m"”*;é§.m...:mim§
quivsaf w. c. or ."irhm serum" lie iw
Otis! or skill! ROOIII. cusses nun-
tilt and Woodward avenues, rent it; also
pertof of 4 rooms on Wood avenue,
testes; hcussoforoomsmnlly fleck road,reut
ell. Apply to I. A. Woodward.
‘ ones on IIADDW mm. some sort.
ualk, )0 moles. lower floor. .IO; upper door.
as. leuslrsof Dr. Benedict.“ West avenue. if if
I 0048 almilrolsOli wares a'l‘llll'l'
and Taylor from to to Ill
. llsy lilo-
! i. 1 cm
'3?"
tacos llIIlldllliG. hm Drill) roe A
bet factory; is. bulldms‘m two stories
and adenine aim and solid .; a good holler.
horse . callable forany busts-is anply
formerly of Norwalk, was In town this rm“ 3' ', WI. g... a we... mat, no... it...
”a 2
g ii
I WOOD'aBD IOIMIAD—M 800.8.
numerous-tar. nonhuman.
wgfiu set vagina» of 0
modawel cum. one '
A mnwwmmuhio
vidt'meisgtsisflsswe terms 3“ er
.‘t'wtn.lu..l.w..ge"alutsa.'ll.o. i5
N. K. FEBRIS,
mallow: that. llwwalh.
fosshwefl’laaulmsasaslernssy
Wfl‘fltlva» moms-mi.
mar.wsuss.lhl§lusm
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nan-muse "’ “53' 3.3.1. ,‘
' ‘ r. a. new“ ‘3"‘iiiu3u
Old ch’s Coming l
r .
lirateppsaraaos lore of the dlstl ulahed
character snot. Ir. It
Richard Golden.
ll his charming autism
llldledl'mul
0f Baeksport lalns, with the entire or'glual
cast. Including the mum: artist '
Dora. Wiley,
flies-set oils e.,‘,
Underthsdlssciion ”My
Theo-ecu? Evaluators! Atrium from
(bastard-A. nation A w 3
m l
hitstat’tlereetua! Atraess’ot‘y new
no
Bennett-into
0m.
rum TAN.
since-ricer".
CHAS. P. VIDEBBILL.
Wednesday Ellllllli, Mani 4.,
ADIISSIDN, 50 CENTS.
Diagram open for reserved seats Friday morning.
lehruary n. at 0 o'clock, at l'lelslsd'a and Greg-
gory's drug stores. on
GEORGE ll. RAYMOND,
F urniture Dealer.
New Store 46 & 48 Main si.,‘flor_walll
Also “Whitmdcriiker;
at.
BRIDGEPOR'I' TH H A TR E. ,
TILIPIIOIB CALL 330.
One Week Only, Commencing Monday, March
nuances Wednesday and Saturday at 9:" p. -.
GEO. A. BAKEF’S
Cumin inert Elllllllilll.
PEOPLE. ,
Old favorites and new farts. including the funny and versatile comedian. WM. WOLF.
loudey evening. Boreaccio: Tuesday evening, Beggar Student: Wednesday matinee, Grand nachos;
Weinescey evening. Three Blues Closes: Thursday evening. laden rat-an;
Tin-or; saluroey matinee. Bohemian Girl; eelnnay aching. Mikado.
Isle of seats now open at the box oilioc. Order seats by mail or telephoto.
9.
Id.
40
Friday evening, Bisck
fill
TO THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD.
CALL at my oflce and sec plans for all kinds of
modern houses. care’ul y and systematic lly
used to get the cutest amount of h use f- r the
stat expense. A l sis-m of building operations
"y euminttudul.
I. Is. RANDALL.
Architect and Superlalendenl.
leheckemo Butt! Block. south liorwalk.
Consultation from s to s p. at. my
$500 REWARD.
RIWARD OF FIVE DUNDBID DOLLARS
will he paid by the :‘clr ctmen of the town of
Nora-ilk for the arrest and ronvtction of the My
or panics setting any of thermal incendiary drain
sslo town, or an such that may occur hetetfter.
DEL DASKAI, grtlrctmeu of
NELSON .l. (.‘BAW, the town
OSCAR w. Ratios". of Noreslk.
Dated at Rcrwalk. lehrury It, 1m. firsts
NOTICE TD CONTRACTORS.
Bonn Noam ta, Certs . Feb. to, lhll.
‘BSLID PROPOSALS will be received at the
olhcc of the Board of Water Continual um.
South Norwals. Conn , until noon latch to, ISM,
for all work emote d with the laying of _
about 21% lineal feet of 112 inch pits.
.. I .. . . .. ..
.. 1,9260 .. m .. ..
II iw so It ‘ as H
Plans can he tom and steam ‘stlms or other In-
formation can be h .d at the edits of W. B. Rider 8
Son. engineers. West avenue
The l oamlestouers ntssrve the right to reject any
or all bids.
BANDIT. BRYIOND. Water
0. ti. TKUWBKIDGK. fours-la~
HUN. W. B REID. Motors.
I2,Sw
DESIRABLE
I I
Building lots
On Second Point, East Norwalk,
Some of which have a Water Front View.
Price: Benoit-ails“ Terms Easy,
Taylor do Golden,
suture.
NOTICE.
f?) t)!
D|I'"I“ e
the rel-hie estate it little the raul district hes
been madman the town list of tell». and ills! said
slid district at the rillrc of the sentimenJic. ll
lain wot-t. “until liorwalk. thine. for ersmlaev
tion, and that the Board of Relief will but at the
oflceoftheasirc man No. l Isle street on the
ion day of time. a n. ltOl. u no o'.lock
I.,Io hear and determine all appeals made to
n,fcrihs equallzulon and permtlonhf said
mum .
mutual olrouu liorvrelt com on.
semantically. an tier ' m:
sweet.
Ritalin u. noggin:
(lo-mm?“ of the llculh Iiotwalk Union notion:
ct.
(MCI Is hereby also given that an ear-mm
of the fat-shin mate of the said district whlrh
was so Illuelad that tests wa- socialism and I'Plf‘
eevaleuheehrenmadshy the audible
day also try the Clerk oi said Dis rlct Illh t. e
select-seen ll town.» he. ll Ialustrset. in
the city or {been}; flozselk. go‘s. lh
Deledet tyo sort orws .Ooea this
the out day of a. . '
a Litton» n
(lemmitisecf the Mill‘li mi" 311?... " heel
m
users. " R
Furniture at Auction
Will be m at Public Am. at
No. 36 leis Street, Rot-walk,
‘l'hscsllrattoek cookie: is the loss. conning
Furniture ofsllklndsCmckerv,
Glass and Plated Ware.
Thefl'lswlflhm, magi
“Helms, Anette-eds.
“a, .,
. M. .}
: .al
._ i . _ l
flirrfxvi, 2,; E .
Ioulh Norwullt llrtlon School;
N 0110! is hereby given lh~t an assessment of'
list itaalhla day been uncalled hr the clerk of'
TEST RECEIVE
l have just received the
Very Latest and Hollies! Styles
Business end Dress Suitings.
i‘pwards of 250 Patterns for
Trousers.
Call Early and Make YOur Selections.
We guarantee a perfect in. and “excelled work-
manth . The prices also will suit you. Come in
and loo over our fine line or gcods
William—EH. Swords,
90 Washington St...
South Norwalk. 0t.-
ADVICE WORTH HEEDlNG.
When insuring your life he sure that set a
plain and More connect. Du tot ellovyrogoursslf
to herlelndvd by c-tlmates Do not be misled by
nflml—Tolllim. oeuti-Touttnrs. Distri'ntlou
Plans, (”macs etc, however skilfully nlsgtlcod.
all mean something ledrdnheeud umrtalnfl‘wenty.
"teen, in. or five years isa long time to wait to
and out what you hall gut. lacy flanges will
happen in that time Better know what yen are
paying for when you alert. All schemes whereby
some are to rain what nthna loss are alluvlug l‘ltl
dwin‘i't.“ own this bails many treatises are
made Quite posribly you may hence of the Ire:-
llernemhrr that ever policy in to:- Cilatlwflcn'l‘
GINIRAL Lll’l NsUllaNUl OOIPANY, of
Hartford. is advrect, "'3'“ and guaranteed con-
tract Nothi ialvft i done tube settled at a
future lime. ) not alt-rw yo zreel'io be misled by
big figures when deciding where to insure.
S. S. L’IIDIMEDIEU, Agent,
Wa-hloston street, Booth Norwalk.
MES. W. EAWEE'I‘T
lies just received a new liasof
SPRING GOODS,
(.‘ouslstiog of
El‘illlfli, Flflifll'i, Lilli, Eli
Ladies wishing Flowers for evenlu wear out dud
s Ice assortment in all its u not der rams styles
MRS. w. FAWCETT,
a warehouses.“
NORWALK. . . (toss.
SPEEIiI. SALE
'l'llll WBBII IN
flonieclionery
ran-n GOOD--
Chemists Cream Drops, l5ch
American Mixed. l4ch
Gum Drops, l2ch
in [Is llmunlt Boxes.
some .m
“Nolimmmu [9
To be a good. pen-
man you must have a
pen to suit your hand.
We have just the one
you want. ’
l Pliiiii Efliilili Eli,
n‘y'ii‘ik.’ ? " ‘
'14“. y'-
THERELIEF.
FINE POINT OR STUB. I
.o v.» ,I o,
$1.50 EACH.
AT
lilil‘l'tll’s
”DRUG STORE.
/”‘“"”“‘““‘"“““‘“'~*»» q ‘ .
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mun {enrol-I on; u! Sugqs‘uv ‘ioug u|
' 'sesrou ,sasuusg ‘sesuou £300an
'ssuoyy [Hung ‘sesaou tion”, seven ‘susispsou
“Sam ‘seeson Itasca sou 'sesson aurora ‘sssson Sumo“,
'SUBAHB ESHOH O.L
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A HEEEE You
If You Wall in
HOSE LOTS on Lowndos
. avenue so reasonable in
price, only $350 each, and
those on Woodward revenue
from $350 to $500, accordin
to size of lot, are appreciatefi
by those desiring a real bar»
gum.
.Ninc lots have been sold
this month and more are being
looked after.
You can secure one it
will only try.
The terms of
you
yment will
0 aces ing to your
own wishes.
For at 'ouiarss l
r. u 3 flow .93;
,v. Mi“ use. '
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